Mr. Wang Chenyang, Deputy Director of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Department under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, gives a lecture.

Teachers from nine universities, including Fujian Normal University and Nanjing Normal University, shared specific practices of the Project from different angles in light of their respective schools. The trainees discussed topics such as the Convention and education during the workshop and they also went to the Public Art Cooperation Center for field visit.

Since its establishment in 2012 as a UNESCO Category 2 Centre, CRIHAP has been deeply involved in implementing the UNESCO global capacity-building strategy for the safeguarding of ICH, and is committed to providing capacity-building training services in ICH to 48 member states in the region. This was the 42nd training workshop on ICH capacity building held by CRIHAP. Up to now, training workshops organized by the Centre have covered 40 countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific, with 1,337 direct beneficiaries.

Experience sharing.

Field visit to the Public Art Cooperation Center.